Joined: 18 Oct 2006 Posts: 11 Location: branson, MO
I Think I Am Bipolar Posted: 10-18-06 17:44pm
I read alot stuff about bipolar disorder
and I think I may be bipolar. I have
symptoms like extreme highs and lows and
sudden mood changes. The bad thing is my
parents(especially my mom) don't believe
in mental disorders or treatment for them.
I also have really bad depression and
they won't even let me see a councilor. I
would really like to have treatment. It
is causes me to have to stop everything in
my life including school and work.
Please help me?
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Balch
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Joined: 03 Dec 2006 Posts: 30 Location: Sunnyvale
Method Posted: 12-12-06 22:22pm
I advise you to talk with your teathers
first and ask them to persuade your
parents. You can recommend them to view
on the following website:
Mitimins. Although natural substances
can help with mild cases of depression and
other slight aliments, it has no effect on
helping someone that is bipolar. This is
a major chemical imbalance in the brain
that at this time has to be treated with
chemicals.
Fugly: I would go and see your counselor
at school. This way you have someone to
talk to that is accessible immediately.
Explain to him/her your concerns and have
them talk to your parents. Good luck, I
hope you get the help you need.
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